In simple harmonic motion...

In simple harmonic motion

Potential energy and kinetic energy may not be equal in mean position.

potential energy and kinetic energy may be equal in extreme position

potential energy may be zero at extreme position

kinetic energy plus potential energy oscillates simple harmonically.

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